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The Portland daily press., 1887-06-11

The meeting was in the interest of temper
ance, and came together at half-past seven
O'Clock, and was opened with prayer. City
Marshal Hawkes. was called to the chair. as
he was chairman of the committee on tenn
perance. After a few appropriate remarks,
he called upon Gen. Neal Dow to make a five
minutes speech Gen. Dow spoke of the I'M
portance of the subject as related to all the
material, moral and religious interests of So
ciety. He refuted the assertion that the
Maine law is a failure. 1t is not failure.
but what temperance people want is to make
1t Improbable and uncomfortable to the
liquor sellers. Rev. Mr.. LeLacheur followed
in remarks upon the Importance of religious
against liquor selling. The vice president of
the Woman's Temperance Christian Union
of New York State, Mrs. Weaver
spoke Of the purpose of the Union to work
for entire prohibition, and she urged the
mothers, and daughters, and sisters to array
themselves on the side of this great reform,
and she also called upon them to engage in
the work allied to temperance, promoting So
cial purity.
James p. Pinkham of Minnesota followed.
He referred to the discussion of this ques-
ton at the West, and spoke severely of those
professed Christians who pray for temper
ance and vote for liquor and license. He
was sharp on the time-serving politicians
who hold to party success and material pros
perity above principle. He discussed the
effect and necessity Of third parties; referred
to the compromise with slavery in old Wing
times and its evil consequences: and in
ferred the evil that would result
from compromise with wrong in the struggle
against intemperance. He spoke Of
the wrong of licensing the sale of strong
drink, and Of the responsibility for this evil
on the part of the licensing power. 1t is
lnlquity for government to do it. 1t is dan
gerous TO compromise or tamper with evil
uoo 5 law forbids 1t; and we better sacrifice
wrong doing.
Alter his address, one Of the Friends sang
a temperance song and the meeting closed
The meetings for today are to be as fol-
lows: At ga. m. there is to be Joint meet
ing In the main audience room, at 4 D, M.
a meeting for business, at 7.SO p. m there
win be Bible meeting.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-12


The Pioneer, Press at st. Paul, Pm
poses On the 14th instst 70 issue an .extrs
Dakota edition.. Its scheme embrace.
the answering at one. full swyoQp ths
numerous questions. concerning. tn.
resources Of, Dakota generally. AM
the best points for investment ano
settlement, and specially the induce
offered by various towns ano
sections to persons contemplating new
western locations. It will doubtless
be a. big boomer. It is to- be regretted
that with, our present very proyokins
mail arrangements, there: il, NOT tim,
enough IT, get our Bottineau to. tn.
front therein
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-12
The Admission III Manitoba.

43GeS~ S~W
IA vigorous and 9ery interesting
article ID the PioYeerP Press Of 81. Paul
in anawer to an, inqsiry from q prom.
in,en1t citizen az Winnipeg concerning
tile admission Of Manitoba into the
Union. PROFESSIONALLY discusses Che
question, chiefly from IN econoIais
point Of view. It's closing SENTENCES
summarizing the possibilities ore q
follows
All these things are sigpsofa dispsssion.
ate and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n 4 ths
actual and possible relations subsieling 81
10 subsiat between gsnsds and the United
States. !. They may ,msan!:much or little. III
the case may bf.i But. it.ip for Canada her;
SELF t0sreaect uhponji1nH bot for the United
States 10 suggest whaGsfhs futuie calls for
With reference to two peoples % closely
identified in race. customs, institutiols and
Observation-Disclosures, eud separated only by I
p,litiusl lime, Ind aapohdition Of depsfdencs
in dh,isasids ~ againiyt. independence On The
otllet. IR;s,ich, reflection and disclseion
shall create lin Canada ! sentiment snfd,
GENTLY powerful %. promote ! dissolution oi
the dis thai noy hinas ltLs dominion to III,
empire, there could III no doubt that thil
stnrdy, sntsrprisiuig md sslt.reiiant people,
tired slreadytb y everything hut; Tradition
fdr Independence, would b. welcomed will
1psnr arns by thb nation with whom !,
Ssal,ad command md idirep, the dastisnnies 81
NOrth America, and take thu leadership y
the Nh glish-spegkipg world. 4
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-12

The Tawner News and stockmar
i, the name. of q newsy. bright li1t|t
five column paper published at To,sner
McHenry county, and Robert Mex 'o ,'a'
formerly a typo:of Devils. Lake, ey''
IDENTIFY knows how to run, il i, In The 1!
furtherance Of the peculiar. Interest
ofMcldenry county So argely,devoted
to stock raising. it is inyaluable.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-12
THD WAY WH WASTE.

The quarterly report of rs Il. chef
ef TIE bureau Of statistics shows
The conaumption Of distilled spirits
in this country increased from
J00, 900 gallons in 1910 70 70 ,00O, 600
iii 1888,, Of wines from q, U00,, 600 70
20, O0d, 600 and Of matt liquor from
q, GOO, 600 TO Ga, 100000, The coli.
.rmption per capita decreased as
regarded di,tilled spirits from gal.
ous 10 II gallons, and increased As
regards wines from .21Ato:a 8 gallons,
and malt liquors from less than Ito
more than II gallona. The present
average expenditure in this country
per annum for malt and spurious
liquor and beer at retail IS 800, 00O,-
300. The drinking population i
estimated to be Gin 1856 $l4a25,417
making the average expenditure PEI
capita, $500. The consumption OF
pirits and wine is decreasing. while
hat of heer is increasing. From 1852
lit 1886 tile consumption of COFFEE
ose from SO pounds Per. capita to 81
pounds, which fact is attributed t.
temperance, agitation. The wholssals
Cost OF the liquor, for which th.
retailers received 500, 600. o0oi i 10
not mors than $500. OO0. 900 HI,
American people expend from $12 t
ST. fol. food. sbelter and cloti,ing t.
every dollar paid out for liquor, Only
10 per, cent Of the. distilled spirit
consumed are used ffor medicine and
manufacturing, 80 per cent being used
u a beverage. The consumption o.
distilled spirits per. capita has steadily
increased il, FRANCE from "a to 1.s2
gallons, and i has varied in thu
country between. ]. 46 IN 1881 and IL
In 1884 and 1888 Phe United King
/ lomk consumes q little more than 4
gaflen per capita, and the consump.
ion In Germany has decreased from
I.s2 ID 1881 to LA in 1885. France
Turing the same period increased het
vine consumption from eighteen and
!. half to nearly thity.seven gallons !;
while this country and the Uniteec
Kingdem. beginning witt. lesss thar thar
half . gallpp per head, show . sliggh
halling. of: II, the matter Of The CON
umptipn during this period, the
UniieA States increased her averag
from q ittlesless thar. ter. 70. q little
more than eleven gallons,
United Kingdom held her own al
thirty three gallons and Germany die
the same at twenty.three gallons,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-12

The Moorhead Evening News. claims
to have information ff6at, the manage,
ment ofthe Manitoba Railroad, eanpa
ny intend to reduce the tariff on. wheat
in time tocover the next crop, to. tteeI
or eleven cents pc, bushel, to panluttl
OF, Minneapolis.
If the above he realized. it viii. b.
4 saving to the farmer Of at least tel
cents q bushel on his. wheat on, pas
PRICES, Brethren, let; US pray, tha
it. may. be 80.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-12

The public. examiner has finished
his investigations Of the books Of tht
county Treasurer Of Pembina. An
error of $685. 90 WAS discovered. /.
occurred in the Treasurer failing t.
charge himself with three receipts 70,
saloon liquor licenses. The sx.conDta
Treasurer returned the mssney as sooIi
al notiftd Of the error. Elk.
The unsatisfactory knowledge pos.
seased BY the people Of Botsilea,'
county on the subject oftheir financial
status suggests the propriety Of q tril
Of the public examiner up this way.
It is doubtful Il there u q county ii
the territory where such q condition
Of things exists as there il iA tthliss
county to-day.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-12
Land ofioc at Devils Lake, p. 7,

Land Office at Devils Lake, d.,
ss:. March "a, lS0-.
Notice Is hereby given thai the following
named settler has d,eu notice Vt his inieltioi
10 make tinal proof in SUPPORT Of his claim
ann that said pruot VIII be made before tbs
Judge and Ex-ofieio Clerk q b ProhaIt
Tor Hotiine.L q 9unty, D, TT 9 hottineat
D, r., on May 2slh, ASS /, va:
JOHN CASSIDY.
D. 8. No. I "a, fpr the i, Y ~. " sec.s2 % aud hi
N ne. n sec. A.town loi HG
He names the following Witnesses to prov.
Ills csntin.M,tls SidenGeTpsM aud cultivation
1T, sAid land, wy. Ebler J. EsfGnson, Mase.
Parker, Catch Garrison, TfAilE May HA u.
HotsineAL,sko tllneaL .Co.,eU.T
III. M.LoRp. Registsy.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-12
Land o eea!ce gt Devils Lake. y. T, s.,

s.9a May 3, ISS5.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
NAMED settler hAssiied notice Ut his ifteniiun
and that said IN sof will 90 made before The
Judge and gxefiicio cle.rK ~ The probate scoArv
or HDttiueAn& county, DAKOTA Territory, u
Charles T, Gal,
d. IS. No. a4S5, for the 6 u NV u and & kSw
n section 7 ToWnship'l6 l il, Range ~ ".
He names the following Witnesses Is prove
ais cantfiiuuns residence Upon, and cLltiya-
NICItdL, ROBERT NIuAOL, THOMAS EMEK-
son, all VI Batlineau, Bottineaa eohll.y,
& IY. w. LORD,
! IA Regis er.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-12
The following from the svnopsis /.

The following from the synopsis q!
decisions Of the Treasury department,
for the year 1886, though especially
applicable to one Of our citizens. i Of
general interest to Ill who may here.
after be similarly situated. We are
happy to say that the practice Of Col.
leetor Thompson at this customs. Office
has been in accordance with the de
cision ID this case:
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-12

D.s 8, Nlo. a6G9, for the " sw se Nv
anid.yw g sec. u, 4 !5l + IS
Henames the following witnesses. TO prov
his continuous residence upon, and cultiya
ton of. said land, viz: Jaues GrahAn.
Thomas Collins, Donsld Mckinnon, Alex
ander Mckiilnnon, sf Hostineau r. @, Bolt
tieau 60. D. 4.
EAlSO
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-12

oaAGE LINE.
4EAyE Rugby Junction ItR EoTTINEAU,
Tuesday, thursday s. saturday at 7:sOam
sErURsINa-LEAyE Bottireau Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 80 d. i.
Distance between Rugby junction and Iot.
tinealh. 40 Msiies; Fare $500.
For full informaNyn, maps, ETC., apply to
LOCAL TICKET AGT,4
or C II. WARRAN,
Gent Pass. Ag't, 81. Al. & NJ. ny,
81, PAUL, MINI,
y. MANvEL. ". 5. ALEAANLhk,
9 y Manager Traffic Manager,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-12
MONTIC0LFlER,

M0NTlc0LFlER
o. This thoroughbred Percheron-Nor
man Stallion is 4 dark iron grey, four
years old. is sixteen and one.hali
hands high and weighs 1900 pounds.
Pedigree. ( Rsglstry.
No 465 Percheron stud book France.
No. 4404 Percheron stud book Amer.
lea. Born Ia i8e2,on the farm OF Mr..
Lecomts at La Vigueriere. France,
and was sired by Favori; he BY Brill
iant(726]; he by Coco II 744); he
BY Coco (712); he by Mignon (715)
he BY Jean Le Blanc((7739)) who was q
direct descendant Of the famous Arab
stallion Gallipot. Dam of Montigol.
fer was Bijou; she BY 6ansonnes.
HIS ROUTE.
Hs will arrive at Bottineau Satur,
day and remain till Monday morning,
then go to Dunseith and stay tin
"Wednesday, then to G. +. Cleveland
and stop for noon. thence To Willow
City Thursday, and stop TIL Friday
morning. chen T. John Stacyis and
sop for noon, Themes 10 Bottineau.
5.s 92o.oo Is Insure ) Foal.
ROBERT SCOTT
INV. YOUNG, Owner.
Manager.
Il y Sata,asory Security Repaired
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10
Sturf Hcrucrne.

Spis ou er neotrpft, bin Nppetit er forbi,
III PLACES al Soueopine, ou er nerpss % | vi
uiuoelisbeo upasienoe, oa itprt Neroerns.
Stprt Rerperue, men iffe meo Stimnlanter,
gaarmebieiner eler Bitters, iom lapes a oaar'
is ssbiitp % iom itimulerer big for en- Tunes
Iio, % oa bliper ou / en- barre 5ilitano euo
,sr. Suab bu transer e. ct milonenbe Sage
uiboel, iom renter Blooet, f%remRpnoer iunb
Biriiombeoi 2eueren % Rprene os siper 2ips.
raft % FORMER bin SeIbreo os Stprie. Ut
,aabant 2esemibbel oil bu fnbe I Electric
Bitters. % nun so Gents pr. SLATE. 8. Q.
Rontsomerp q 60, % paa apstbeies ale
mbre 8per. ~
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10
let forfrtuItane.

3. 3. Ntftns, Gclitttef. SuorpiIe Tenn.
hrtusr: "gRin 6nnilie os leg bar meeet
fofte 3eres fortrtnlise Mtcoicine FOR, Dr. King
Newp-scuveTy for Consumption. Ia ie
er operbepiit ON. at bet er, bpab BET uoaioe
TOR at pGrc, oil Ieg sierne beoions bette. Rinr
Senner, I'll bpilte leg bar anbefalet bet, rofel
BET oeo enbper gnleouins." mr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption ourartcres. A.
Oct belbrcoer 6citc TorfioIelie. &rrnfit, N1tt
MA. Strilbeboite 90 ale Slass Spaoumme
Sal'eH, Srpitet 90 Suu9erne. &rspehaIfe
tos 3. 8. Montaumern & 60. Store Slo
ltcrss 100. S9l9es oua @potbefer / of
SDer "a
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10
apao or oetY 60 spao Oct err

Papillon (Clark's Extract Of Flax skin
Cure oponetors tilfRlbigcis. hoilfct ind oft
Gar orret IjliGloct mco marse for Mrrnc
ifcbcoeu uGroiiuioe Cpiiuoe!itr. llnoer Iil,
bercotlicn AZ icritieiiiae Glauter. mGrteor
Giereu ira lio I'll aH0tn %@irtnirgerne q
Gldutcrne pna 6Rnoerre. &pis Der ianbte.
loilGt. &orter eqer itrriulpie 5pmptomer.
ioripdnbt DC iom peb Ct IrnIcmiboel. CT
terat bare eypsrimerteret / 10 gar. er Oct
blepet en- piOsnitabelis 8jsnosaiernius Os en-
numbering Care for NernsItebeoen. Sort
GAP maj bort uusle 5laiter. MI sr Otter
ipersieicu iteset. iau Der / De iioite TO Nar
iolstes 1,032, 900 SLATER. Store 5laItcr nm
81. 3iliales bos 6. 8. @eiier, 9ecorab,
Soma, os bos padlioelise 7russiiter operalt
m
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10
ct. Slaf's S6ool,
0ortbHelo, Winn.

On Cub of, beepnoer Sfolen after I'm
Iiriiombso Cusodaeu ben 14oe September
urittommcuoe. Sfolens nRrmefte Radl er
of sIus @utter o. bigger en- mere f~uloitqnois
uooaHuelie. emo Dc fan fnd biemuls, o. ct
iGreseut Rurius sr opretttt reo bet Utadl
Tor Ete, at gioe De Glepsr, iom iite tan ofre
lang Iio pan SioIeu, ct aoot 5OrrGao at
%praitrie 8moitaber. Sor 5to til6poer %
mango gooe 3tug, iom ri itreust taget tile
bebguer, men Ct itsrre eller minore 5orraoo
al almsnunttige auuotaber Tan ingen al %
goot un0uTre. On uuJ Beriou meo Deioler,
mer noen Sunoiiab er Dor lto lite ina bel
org inlet, iom en- uHg 9ericu mso Rupoitob;
men uoen Yitoler. gr oeune gaaitauo lamb,
iaa er bet osrmeo di9iort, at 5orRlorsue bsr
tnse be Ben9e. De bar tiltRHft tine Bsrn %
ORE oem pnu oeres lI~ooauretie ioruoiat, at
Egrn'ne bar guuer til at iGre.
Wau bCtH6te oaian, at oeo snbusr COB,
trJfelia Stole leoer lHo ruisuingsu / en- ri.
iteli9 aaHs, o. iem 55slse eerai pii / Reses
en- Den frlitelt9e adraiter beiRites hos Gle
1erue pad llmme @ia iom 6uuoltabsrne uo-
otoes, o. 9euge anpenote for at meooele De
lnge Sunoltaber % for at gtue Dem en- taft
LIlitells 0aratter. Der Tan urre Dem e Born
{ 5riitelier. mat oGre pei auOsu0te. 15orGt
ore liant uu9e M9no % auiHoer uuosrrettes
perueo rm, ct her REQ Sfoleu er oprettet ct
Rurilis, buor oIsie TO Ma,l isess opnaaet /
laa tort Alb iom mlliat.
6oruoeH nGpnte aurius bar Sioltr nabs
net Ct inIoitGnoi9t Golsssturius, Der er til.
9lcugelt9 babe for @uttsr o. Bigger, og fra
l4oe September upftfommsuos oil De to Ia.
petite alasier Freshman og Sophomore for.
baabeutIt8 barre iulo Striiombeo. STOLEN
er taar iad beiotg al iaa or. Albsrt e.. G99e
Phil. DIR. fra Johns Hopkins University III
GGrer / 5prD9 % gait i. .. Strsmme til
GGrer / Watbemaiit.
3esuotn or Der ueo Stolen oprettet ct
Musical Department meo 9ooe g9rere, ina
SIeueue bar Den ristite GHleoutu8 til at uo-
oauue fig I Suitrumentalnuit % / Sang.
ct. Olai's Shool er, inautot os b~etienot,
zen snsits Steie oprettet Gf Ror0mGuo t
Hmerifn, buor uuge 2amer bar iamme Nm
coming ION luBe yruo I'll at iaa en- Boisre
AaHosoauueiir.
9nhper. Ytauo sler &oinoe, Der suiier
1Grmere Splpsutng ON Stoleu bGr iudreft
muligt ~ttlltrlpe BGltp(ereu
51. u. Wohn,
1875. RoTtbielo, Ntnn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10
Gn Slauebanolers Garapane.

Nfrifa luffer enonu unoer Slaperiets
5orbanoelle, % 8~plellgbeoerne peo
Oteuneltebanoelen borer enonu life til
6ortioen. @n 2iereltemano peo bet
ltotIte Sanoelsielltab, lom er srunOlnst
for at unoerltgtte Wlsiiunen / gitairlta,
beltriper ct Slapeoptog, lom ban mspie
ueo 9%auganiita Spen, paa fglsenoe
Wtaaoe:
"5Oran gift beuabneoe W9nb, Der
oanleoe til Wtuiifen al Srommer os Bis
ber meo uIloe Vebaroer, ioet De faiteoe
fine 8euGrer bpit Op / Guften, lom blot
Iraberne pleier at gIgre Oct. Gan9iOmt
pg GImdalt folser o~ereiter Den tore
Slapeje9er, leoia9et al i'm 8rooer Os
ucsle Sguoinser; peo bans SIDE iere5
bans rl9t blosleoe rs iler. Wtan fan
life tGnte fig itsrre WOoTselie END mel.
lem oerue rlooerligt o~ptreoenbe Iraber
/ fin buloe 0ra9t ps suloitufne Siifez
turban meo Suero os Golf / Sslult tie
Der, Os paa ben anbeu SIDE ben elenoise
Dob al ngsne, lmuoiSe, mennelfellse
Yeiener, lum bortll9bes fra fine poe,
lagte Slemlteoer for at berise oenne
@ne. BAG Nraberne uptraaote leenoe
% lnaffenoe apinoer og Slenere, lpm
bar 2eirtilbebsret eiter i'm Serre. Der
eiter iulste ajernetroppeu / &arapauen,
Dt9no meo 8eperer, Sppo os grer.
TIMBER oeres Splist os imellem benz git
De arme, funseoe Slaper. De Wanb,
iom enonu funoe bape Ntoo % Strait til
at ilpste, git beluIs bunone / bet lsretfez
lise Slaueaas; De andre bar Sernbalss
baano os a / Suiinuis lmeoet til en-
9Rnfe; be pafleoe uuoer be 8Droer, iom
be matte bRre.
9iseleoes gift &~piuoerne, bunone, ilas
benoe paa tunse Bprber at Sob os
Glienben, foruoen line esne Smaabsrn.
Gen oobbelte 8proe par naiten for flor,
os meo Wtsie ilabte be fig pioere, ioet
be pei pioite, at bet life par 8jsbman.
oens Gtienben, men beres esne 8Brn,
iom piloe tases fra Dem os eiterlaoes
paa 8eieu, ON be pibite Spor til 9rets
beo. Seq iaa iaaleoes en- Wooer, Tom
bar Ell temmelis itor 9rens, ipm / Se,
spnoelien bauoe saaet peo benbes SIDE.
men blepen tr9t. Saflenoe op6sb BUN
line iioite &refier, men for9iapes.
Iosle Elmer ienere braste min Seser
Barnet iii 9eiren, ps ies sienflenote BET
Itrar. Snn baooe taset bet op fra Teien.
aarapauen baOoe ~t,lbogelast Blot tire
Du9smarider fra Samlinssplaoien, os
allereoe baupe 0soen lsit mango San
ger. 8i rpiteoe pm Hatten oeo of bore
Spenernes Snl Lungs 8orauanens Bel.
o. ri iorituo uel, buao Der iremfalote
oisle Spl."
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10

Zen ~uipnlise 6ris.

5or en- lib iioen fiDrte en- gonbe til
8ien meo ct 9as Ss. 8eb 1olbporten
itanieee Spnoen, ps ben gastbnpenoe
siOroe bet iebuanlise Spprssmaal:
Roset at iortoloe?
Stfe bet minoite, iuarebe gonoen.
8 bet iamme bprtes en- mistantiom
9po ira Bunben al Ssuosnen.
Iii -. /, srpnteoe BET.
1olbpasten ituoiebe.
- III 80, III 80, III 49,, srnntebe
bet isien.
Seq ifal 81 Goer jes, ium ipriss
ger at ~inbimusle Girls, uobrso ban ps
Itaf en- unoeripsellesnaal inb i Spet.
Sparet bleo ct iorieroelist Stris fra
bet trufne 0pr. Sunoen foriitreoe ON
lin ufploi9beo.
9Gs al! ifres 9ulopasten.
Sette ifebe / Oueru9relIe al en- itor
Wennel femasie, iom tpoelist bsrte @ris
lens mere us mere b~gitlpoenbe @rpnten,
10 mere Ss man tus al 8csnen. Gus
oelis bar aft SBet afl9siet = itpr 5prs
baulelie.
9~Oloua9ten ueo ei, boab ban ifal
ii9e. Sn9en Girls er at iinoe.
90 Isser N Serre ubemerfet at inise
Jig pGf, men npsle 3perrer bar isiens
tjenot BAN, os @aaoen lples, ioet Ser
rerne raaber:
Nb, Sustoleren 0onuer!
9enne islte Jig lmi9ret, men iii fpm
2plooasten, os Jslsen bleu, at 9onner
bleu inofalot iDr Eolitiet. Man trDr,
at Spsgen oil blipe 9pnuer meset bpr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10
3sIorboloene peo Sslanb. Sno6e.

'''nln9 ira De 5oreueoe &ISers @enes
ralfoniul / 8jobeubaun til Snoreoeparz
t'ncntet. oateret Soc Suli 1887. ,
Zen ~iuenife cs norite 8icefoninl /
elterlOro, bar | Sfripelie al 14be SunI
mbsrettet, at Der iaur finbes en- Del
S~rsnlanosis ueo Ssiano. Den paa=
lrTfcs pei life peb Glfeiiorb, men BET
9ae Norolanb er / Den @rao belemret
az lnmme, at Seilacs for 1iben er uinll.
49, Deb Glfefioro er Der life nUgen
is; uoii9terne til Site er ret sube.
men Ior Iarparenbe fiifes fun ubes
t9nelist.
5fDlse ienere Mebbelelie er for
uosn Suiupif enouioere 9ijorb, Stage
'fano % &eptiaijorb life bleune an
zone af Yoitbampifibet "9bpra", os
Oer meloes ON flor Sob / Sfageiiorb=
s'Ntrlttet, buor en- Man9be Seits oa
jnur er pDbe.
Sbpra' afienbtes fra 8isbenbapn
s'FsOus ben l2te Suli.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10

7eSsfalO. On al aalbpr9s Sps
fUrlte Nnrinssoripenpe, a~lpbnnno g..
Qeuinien, er pluoielis uf9aact peo 81
Ben. 0en Iiopoe, Der opnaaeoe en- MI
Der al ca. 20 Gdr, ranlte5 unoer ct SeleS
5os iin pusIte SIN, $aitor 2eoinlen |
8rauoItrup TraItegaaro paa 2oQauo,
Of en- pjertelummelie, Der / Sgbet nt
ro3le faa Minuter bauoe Dozen til
5Gl9e. Oct er en- betpceli9 SirfIohbeo,
Der par fnpttet til ben Nfogoe5 Napn
Si Ital idaleoes n9pne, at ban | i'm lib
orep en- me9et itor &ornfcrretrins |
anl6ors, liselOm ban bar Sopeointeres>
lent / BET ocruarenoe @lasuarf, iamt
tilige Meoitiiter al 9lftieielIfabet "Srpg.
3sriet 2imfjoroen", al bois DIRECTION
5an en- 3ib bar ct meSet pirflomt Wfeos
lem. vi oifentlise 9iaiosbperu bctlGote
BAN / i'm Ilo Yoiten Iom &irfeu9r9e Tor
SuoOli airfe, liseicm gan / Here Iar
bar baut Sebe 2isninssfommisiionen
VI &c Selltaber eler 5preninser, Der
dur lat fig Ielsisrenbeo til 5ormaal,
Oil Sen aiogbe blipe %lapnet, ioet MAJ
aitjo fanot bans Nnun blanbt benz, Der
pOsos 8ioras / ben &etnins.
ODerre,sprofuratcr Snllus Ntaas,
~6Optotabens Uloite Opersetsprpfura>
tor, or / oisie Gage aisaaet peo Spoen.
Gen Niogoe, Der / tiblisere Gio enc os
iencra i Ell BEL Nar lammen meo Spera
reisprOturator 5. .. Sacobien bapSe en-
cmiuttenbe SasfsreruirfiOmbeo, bar isot
! ajobenbapn Den lobe Suli 1911 %
bleo / lS43 anIat iom Yrofuratpr oeo
zen beru9renbe Get. 0an eIterlaoer
I9 ct bGoerlist @itermGle blanot Sol
le9cr ps Slienter.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-10
Oammar
Marfclist Jnno. Der er i bisie

Marfelist 5nno. Der er / bisie
o,,, ifolae "Noroi. 5ulfebl." al @aarbs
~ qssper 8asmusien ajarup sjort
:. r,arfelist 5unc / benres 3%prpsmOle,
s,fiooenoe liot geit for 9smmerbp
s;rfs timber 9sruesraunins Itpote ban
r,uliq paa ct sfelet / EFT 9pboe al en-
m,n unper Ouerfacen. 8enene er al
N iua ~betpoelis Stsrrelie, at ielp ben
r,t ufpuoise / Ruturfaset itrar er paa
,,t Rene meo, at bet life er Sfelettet at
i At Be MI fienbte, itgrre Satteepr Der i
o,ubet, BERTH er bet ulticr fort, us ca bet
aaert bar benlisset Der aoIfiaise Sins
,reOe aar, iua tor man NOT u9re IOrpiss
1T Ont, at bet, trpos pel beparet, aQtses
,sl life MI uiier ben oirfelise Stsrrelle.
1anobpsninsen oiier, at BET bar uaret
N qrDutpsser. aiuotenoerne, Der
ncnu liboer / a%jepebenene, er liselOm
sor,anoerne, Der ianotes lissenoe peb
s%tsettet / forItenet 9ilitanb, men iaa
p,l bepareoe, at en- 3uplos maaI he alene
peO 0ialp al bisie pil bore / Stanb til
At tlnre beitemme Oprearten. &esz
suirplerne CT Of Ell ioaoan Stgrrelie, at
man iorbauies peb at ie benz. Gn &lop
ianotes osiau PED Stelettet, laa ma Os
ioa perai bereiti9es til at tro, at bet er
stelettet al ct brpptpgsenoe DIR. gn>
hle. ser bar feet bet, trpr, at bet har
prrst ct Glsbpr. 5inberen bar pmbpgs
,e(io iamlet 8euene iammen / bet Saab,
at bet maalte II Sang lellisbebspis
MATTE funlle flares, bpab bet bar p9ret
ior ct Gpr. gan tiger, at ban igr /
iamme Mtoie bar opsraoet tore Sen al
2pr, li9eIpm Der % / famine Mole for
iaa 9(ar iioen CT op9rauet ct Menneifez
boueO. Stpre o~psraoebe Er9itammer
picner ON, at per Ell Sang bar Itaaet en-
tor Gfop.